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Landmark judgement against African State Landmark judgement against African State

Landmark judgement against African State

Equatorial Guinea ordered to pay multi-million dollar compensation after detaining Marshall Islands-flagged tanker and crew for 92 days

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Equatorial Guinea has been found to have unlawfully arrested and detained a Marshall Islands-flagged very large crude carrier (VLCC) and its 26-man crew, and must pay compensation exceeding US$ 12 million plus EUR 2 million in a landmark ruling by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS).

Africa needs solutions Africa needs solutions

Africa needs solutions

Workshop underlines Africa’s needs

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KENYA: Speaking at a workshop in Mombasa, Hellen Guebama of the AU-IBAR, urged participants to move away from strategies and work on practical solutions.

Maritime industry gets President’s attention Maritime industry gets President’s attention

Maritime industry gets President’s attention

SEYCHELLES: Over the last week President Dr Patrick Herminie has visited both the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA) as well as the Seychelles...
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Supporting maritime transport Supporting maritime transport

Supporting maritime transport

SEYCHELLES: The Cabinet this week approved the extension of provisions under Harbour Regulations that will continue to support local coastal and...
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Promoting health and safety in aquaculture sector Promoting health and safety in aquaculture sector

Promoting health and safety in aquaculture sector

GENEVA: Experts from governments and employers' and workers' organisations have adopted the first-ever code of practice on...
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Hijacking and vessel capture raise piracy concerns Hijacking and vessel capture raise piracy concerns

Hijacking and vessel capture raise piracy concerns

A spate of hijackings and armed robberies over the last two months have put at least 44 crewmembers at risk and raised concerns about a resurgence...
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27 Oct 2026 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTAL, MARINE AND MARITIME RESEARCH 10/27/2026 - 10/30/2026

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BlueInvest Africa is an important business event, initiated by the European Commission in 2022. The objective of BlueInvest Africa is to facilitate meetings between African entrepreneurs seeking financing and international investors scouting for opportunities, all centred around projects capable of propelling Africa’s blue economy forward.

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The SATS General Botha Old Boys Association Bursary Fund is once again hosting a Cape Town Golf Day which takes place on 5 November 2026.

 

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Gulf of Aden piracy resurgence a cause for concern 0 Trade
MRA Online

Gulf of Aden piracy resurgence a cause for concern

The resurgence of piracy in the Gulf of Aden is highlighted as one of the top eight maritime risks of the third quarter of 2026 by Windward Report, which is described as the “most dangerous quarter for global shipping in recent...
Maritime industry responds to online speculation 0 Seafarers
MRA Online

Maritime industry responds to online speculation

SOUTH AFRICA: While the mainstream media has largely focused on reporting the verified facts relating to the accident that resulted in the loss of five crew members this week, the comment sections on social media have been more speculative,...

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